Nigel
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Trying to read the number plate on this Lamborgini Aventador,
The Blueskysea B1W couldn't make it out at all and that is normally my best dashcam for reading plates,
The Mini 0906 front camera saw "AV GULL" - well it does sort of have gullwing doors!
In the Mini 0906 rear camera it looks like "AV DULL" - well it's not really a suitable car for those roads, I would soon get bored with it there!
My guess is that it is supposed to read "AV BULL" - since all Lamborghini are named after bulls.
However all those options would be invalid UK plates, so it probably reads "AV 0 ULL" (zero) with a carefully placed number plate screw to illegally make it look like something else.
Strange thing is that all the other plates are perfectly legible, including the Ford Fiesta ST with "ST" plate and the vehicle with Aston Martin plates and huge dashcam, even though that is further away than the Aventador. Only explanation I can think of is that the rear Aventador plate has an anti-dashcam coating, and the front plate an invisibility cloak!
That huge dashcam looks nice, but maybe a bit impractical and would ruin visibility, and I think it's mount would crush my car - even the big truck has been reinforced with a tubular steel exoskeleton!
Not sure I like those next generation Fiesta headlights/sidelights! And it sounded very boring, isn't a sporty car supposed to make some noise?
A bit of mini 0906 video from the roads of the Cambrian mountains, mid-Wales:
The Blueskysea B1W couldn't make it out at all and that is normally my best dashcam for reading plates,
The Mini 0906 front camera saw "AV GULL" - well it does sort of have gullwing doors!
In the Mini 0906 rear camera it looks like "AV DULL" - well it's not really a suitable car for those roads, I would soon get bored with it there!
My guess is that it is supposed to read "AV BULL" - since all Lamborghini are named after bulls.
However all those options would be invalid UK plates, so it probably reads "AV 0 ULL" (zero) with a carefully placed number plate screw to illegally make it look like something else.
Strange thing is that all the other plates are perfectly legible, including the Ford Fiesta ST with "ST" plate and the vehicle with Aston Martin plates and huge dashcam, even though that is further away than the Aventador. Only explanation I can think of is that the rear Aventador plate has an anti-dashcam coating, and the front plate an invisibility cloak!
That huge dashcam looks nice, but maybe a bit impractical and would ruin visibility, and I think it's mount would crush my car - even the big truck has been reinforced with a tubular steel exoskeleton!
Not sure I like those next generation Fiesta headlights/sidelights! And it sounded very boring, isn't a sporty car supposed to make some noise?
A bit of mini 0906 video from the roads of the Cambrian mountains, mid-Wales: